Failure of Communication Leads to $1.8M Malpractice Award - See more at: https://www.mainemed.com/blog/blog/detail/2016/01/29/failure-of-communic...
Failure of Communication Leads to $1.8M Malpractice Award - See more at: https://www.mainemed.com/blog/blog/detail/2016/01/29/failure-of-communic...
Failure of Communication Leads to $1.8M Malpractice Award - See more at: https://www.mainemed.com/blog/blog/detail/2016/01/29/failure-of-communic...
Failure of Communication Leads to $1.8M Malpractice Award - See more at: https://www.mainemed.com/blog/blog/detail/2016/01/29/failure-of-communic...
Documents RE: 128th Maine Legislature
MMA By-law changes voted on at 2017 Annual Session
MMA Comments on DHHS Sec. 1115 Waiver Application
Web Page on Opioid Crisis, New Maine Law
New Documents Posted by DHHS:
Opioid Prescription Requirements, User's Guide
Electronic Prescribing Clarifications
Opioid Dispensing Clarifications
Below you will find the Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Letter and Appendix A & B sent to the American Board of Medical Specialties:
Improving Opioid Prescribing and Patient Safety
3-hour presentation by the Maine Independent Clinical Information Service (MICIS), a program of the MMA. FREE - advanced registration is required - see below:
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Augusta: Tuesday, 9/19, 5:00 - 8:30pm - Augusta Civic Center Information and Registration
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Caribou: Wednesday, 9/27, 5:00 - 8:30pm - Caribou Inn and Convention Center Information and Registration
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield 2018 Individual Rate Filing Letter to Eric Cioppa, Bureau of Insurance Superintendent from MMA President Charles Pattavina, MD
Comments on BOLIM Rule RE: Chapter 1, Rules and Regulations for Physician Licensing
Comments on Proposed Rule RE: Chapter 21, Use of Controlled Substances for Treatment of Pain
MMA Board of Directors Action Plans for 2017
Maine Medical Association Statement on Reform of the U.S. Health Care System adopted by MMA Board of Directors on 1/18/17
New MaineCare Rules on Limited Family Planning Benefit: The new rules covering patients up to 209% of the Federal Poverty Limit for certain reproductive health care services can be found here, They became effective October 1, 2016.
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